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THE REPUBLIC: WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 20, 1904.
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i always bears this I "." KiSKl I
si.rn.tHre on the V fSSWtSk ,
label. It inures A SSF llWW -
perfect sat.fac- CJ Mg t& Mff
g lion, and is a pro- H g'W K feSSftlW
J taction asainstall TO ( V 2 J PflliS 1
I the troubles and 1 j 00 I
rVJ worries caused by IB ,. HBB3.C t
I inferior imitations. I , HHHBifc
Thc Improed requires PBHljJMpilSfMi
no tacks. 9 mBKEftBffSSS''&ifMl L
fig Wood rollers. Tin rollers. I ' BEUSklmS .
MISCREANT WRECKS
PASSENGER TRAIN.
Lngineei and riienian Scnously
lujiiK-d in C.it.ibtiiijilm Near
Uooinillo, JIo.
r.KPL'nur ppkcial.
Uoonvlllc, Mo Jan l1 Katj I"ler No
6. rorthbounl. ax dltchi il within a few
htimlrej arI- of the M . K A. T station
a 14 oclc-k this morning hj running
into an oi-n switch The engine turrtd
over and tha --leepor. l)aRnai;2 and mail
carM ani one coach were toppled our.
i:nlneir William TroIe of rartoa'.
Kit . and llrirpan I A. Spendlff of i-t-tUila
went don in the wrtck and ro
horiibl valued by ei-ciping- sltam. Aftir
rLlir.i, treatment trum local phjMcins
Tit j were cun.j.d to the con-pin & ho--1
i.l a.t stdalia mis .ifternoon Tne doc
loi hae little hoie of irogle s ri-coierj
. tasstnger named Kimball from Marion,
lini . wad islightlj injured All the othtra
cm- ped
Il is thought the switch was purposely
cured ihe Ilghv was extinguished nd
Int. loi k thrown a.wa A dli-chargd
-ftt'liman is us)ected. and the local po
lice are on the lookout for him.
COMMITTEE ISELECTED
TO END ST. LOUIS FIGHT.
Contention of Hoot nncl Shoe Work-
t-r rinull) miot- of Much-
Uchateil tueiitiou.
Cincinnati. Jan 19 The comention of
the Uoo and Shoe Workers Inttrratioml
l-nion to-da tesumed consideration of the
fet I.ouLs control ers
The treasurer, c I Bain of Boston,
mule an -labor.ite statement to how that
it-ssr-. 1'intd Lawrence and .Mott in were
irl-.takcn in their charge about mUuM; of
turn-, and lneoircctnes.-. of books lie pio
.ccd tne reforts of tnc auditor and com
lnu ee
Jlc. -rs Pint i. Lawrence and Mottan h id
r uind to at J-jul-,, and there were tiv
sain "cent, to-dav as characterized the
s-1oth of xnerdfly irhen OrL, tnizcra
McMoirow and bicb"rm-nn were ques
tiui -d 1) the et IouW i-itors
Lnder the rt-olutn n bj N Hubbard
oi lirocktor Ma, idopied esterda.
Alxin c Horn of Middl-b iro Francis
J ( l-i ' of lliockto'i and Klmer Jlobin
n ol 1. -n wre e!ectel b ballot a tie
co.Timtt'i go to st ljouis and make u.
linal r. jiort in the control ersj
DELINCUENCIES OF LOCALS
CAUSE MUCH CRITICISM.
rrcdcntinln Committee 1'iniln "lolliiK
streiicth Will lie tut Dunn In
in Miners Cou eiitlou.
Ir.diinapolls, Ind . Jan 13 The delin
quencies of lociis in the three anthracl'e
districts of the I nlted Mine Workers i
the cauae of much crlticli-m amon bitum
inous miners Some were report! as in
arrears for two or more months and not
crtltled to ote in comention Some of
these hie s. tiled with the Credential
otnmittee and wll! 1 represented In con
entlin but there .still remain a lirge
number of inthraiite locals in l.id sand
in? and the tnree ditrlets will not ha
m irl the oting power m the floor thit
tl ej b id two jears iil,o. just prc-edlng
their fike
The Si a e ( nmmittee becan work this
evening formula ing the miners dem iniK
t be presented t the or rators f he
entral rompetitiM dltriet impwril of
Indlinn Ohio Illinois and Western IVm
siania it th- ioint wage tonftien e
i er pe J in jarc 35
KCLIE H AM) c 1,'Iti;
Coughs, Colds,
Asthma, Bronchitis,
Hoarseness,
and Sore Throat.
yif J? on ever
r' s mllo
"IKnaiureof
DEATHS.
is'i'Ws
HLOCK -On Sunda Januirj I" lM at ''r
"i ork ( lt Frank Itlfyk rr-1 10 can lu
neral frorr refldnr1 of hi Piitfr Mr vln
(tr o Mashing! on aetue Thuraj at
& a m Interment prUat
. n UKK On Mondav January in 113 1 31
a tn Mir Theiwi Iiutk nfc rlnier) !
lod wtffr of I'atr'ck Ilurke Funeral Whlnei
daj Mth 1 3J p m , from rcI !-?nr N 221
Chouteau a cnue to Annunciation Church
trnc to Oilvan Cemeterj
O imiEN-riAd Januir 1" Wl at 3 i m
afW a linKerlrg nine Thomas O'Urien Th
funeral frm famll reidrnco 2T3.1 PhTidan
aene Thurla Tanuarv 21 at fi 30 a m to
Ft Le- Church thec to Calvarv 'Vmetfry
Cl'MMINO5 On Mo-day January IS 1"M.
at 11 a m John V Cummins belo"d fitnr
of Frank Cummlnps on of the late Fat rick
anl nn Cummlne: and brother of w II
Cummincs Fatrick Ciimmtnn Mrs Chailes
Btene nn 1 Mr Mrhal Gradt I"u-
ncral will take tlnc from ?.o 7I9
DMFlcn Ftrrt op TVe.1ne":da Jamiar 2 at
- P m to pt Liirnce OTxil'n Church
tn'-nc- to Gait an Cemetery I)etaFed na.i a
member of local union No S JtMjrnejnien
n mm
nt 2 n Ti
TOn TuFdaj Janucrj 31 1 "M.
ard Olca T
iitj iiiui miant srn if louls A
Dammert
i uneral prliate
.,? If i.7 - "$ int0 r" "T "nfliij Jin
uars IS at . TO p m after a linear nn ill-nt-s
Pr-ston PArker belelrd T S
nd th-late John J Frltrti in This flftV third
jear. Fuwrnl from hi. late r?i' l"nrl -in
I'M Wet Belle place
at : P. m.
WednesJaj Januarj SJ.
MAY On Tuesi Januan 11 tii ,. -
m. after a brief Illness nni A li niSon
of C.torpe II Mj; and beIn,-Hl mother of V
Arthur II nnwlle nirc.1 -,1 ,ar. f,,-,!,!
terilceo at resldi-nce Nn r;ig frnn ,;Eu
Thursda afternoon at 2 o rlnck Kri-nJ. ln
Tl'ed Interment at Columbus, o ColumVu.
O . paPcrB copj
NIPinTR On Tuesilay, Januirj l jodi p.nx
pHna P Nlrrier. mother ef Fnnrl. K N'M,pr
nrr,i H vears Funeral from the ren!ince if
Francis E Nlnher No 1220 Hamilton aterue.
at 3 p. m. Thursda. Januarj 21
V"AnnFl.l Fntered Into rest on Tuaa.
tanuarv 19 19M t IJ 1 m Mrs j,,,
d1ell beloed rpother of John Robert I.
Alonm W . Arthur K and folic E. w ail lell
need 5.1 ears. 4 months and 1" dajs Tun'ral
nt I-xlnctnn, Mo. Wednesdas. the 21th Ins,
at 2 o-ciock Kansa City paprsplea-e e.;p;
WAGONER UNDERTAKING CO.,
1137 oi.ivn ST.
Day of INight.
SUCCESSOR OF
- -- - -
W MTril
pp .dert .f
Recentlj elected fir-t w
In th perioral tru uti
n t'i I'aiMm
anj Ohio, caused bj the resignation of
President I F Ioroo to accept the jtrrs
ldcnc of the Kock IMar'l. a departure
from th emfn precodtnt uui! in nil
way manacmf-ni, and follow' h1 b th
election of O-cir G Alurraj is .Mr Iore
succe'-or, was made In. the election of
Walter G Randolph i5 first ice prcsl
dent to succeed Mr Murraj
It is believl thit thl was nete-ar is
the tlrt ic pre.-d( nt has thi-gf of traf
fic, while tV -o(md Hf pr --id it nf th
H i O Hugh U Uund i in clurt of
the lepal aff.iii s of h -tt ir
Mr Han lolph has !. n f t manv irs
Kenral supenntf rdent ii' 1 id mpr
in New ork Cit nl ihi 1 srh his posi
tion has b-rn mmonti lrnj rTint It I
rtpardd a- an fx- ' nt i it ir( of hi
abllitj thit hf .hiM 1 i i n -eI c l
to ucced Mr Mi-rri us 'ir-t ic pri
dnt in i harK t if fr m n ji th.
man h itrtiiK i h i
LEHIGH STOCKHOLDERS
CLAMOR FOR DIVIDEND.
Intimations of I llernir Motito n
l'nrt of Ollicluls. in li-n of
I iirc K.irniiiK.
PhlKdelphii. 1'a . Jan 19 -Stockholders
of the I ehish Vallej Railroad Comian
for three hours to-d i clamored for a. div
idend at the annual meeting of tho com
pany Numerous speeches were mide. In which
tho p il.cj of the administration c 1j1.11
tioned, and intimations ucre thrown out
of ulterior motives on the part of the of
ficers and directors in fai.in; to declare
a dividend whin the prollts tor the viir
apjearisl to warrant such action Mrtn
uous opposition was adv.inc d ai.ain'-t tne
adoption of the annual r port of tne .nu
idmt and directors, because of a. clause
authorizing a general consoild ition mort
gage souring bonds to the amount ot
Jl"0"0 0iio The same clau-e also provides
that premier mortbages shall not be ex
tended at maturitj but are to be replaced
bj the general mortgage
President Thomas, o oceupied the
chair ruled otherwise and the report vas
voted upon simultancoulv vvitn the clei
tion of directors The court showed iJl,
767 shares In favor of the repo t 1 c 1711
against The old Board of Ulicctois a is
re-elected
The meeting-room in tl'e i.ii -oil com
pan s bull ling .vas nil 'are eno vh to
accommodate th stoi khnh'i .s wn wre
in afendanee nnd th m ur i.as hid
in M l-lcal Fund Hall
In .t statement to tho slnre'joliers.
Iresident ihoma1- slid
'I di 113 thit tre 1 urp-f vas to per
petuate eontrol of the toad Ti.c prop
ert is not so a'uible thit I e 1.1 commit
a dishonest act to retain it The binrd
and mjstlf ire unv.ll.int; u test uiuir
the imputation thit wo are r 11 ti to de
stro the pupfrtj or lve it n 1 the
control of others
A r solution urging the in ommg Hi ird
of IMrectors to ri -time th imment of
dividends w is adopted The lorepi.i lias
not declared .1 dividend for cl2vn veais
i'ssi:Nr.i:u mi: to i ontkii.
Repre"enlntles of l'inn Ivilliill
l.inen to Meet In M. I.oiiis.
I'ennsvlvanli pass, nger nlhcials hen led
bv General I'lsner Agent E A l"ord,
will meet in ht I.juis this wciK for a se
ries of conferences at the Planters Hotil"
The first conference will be held to
morrow afternoon, to b1 fodowed bv o h
ers on Prldav ind Siturdiv It is 'uat.d
that these will be fimilv eontcrencis of
olllclils representing thi iennl aula
llnis west of Pittsuurs,. and initio's of
inti n st to thi svstem will he eon-nl rid
The following will be priscnt tl. A
lord general pais, ngi r ani., I nnJ.
Van Dusen first ,is istnnt ncneril p is-si-nger
agent C I. Kimbill as-jst ipt
geni ral passenger ngmt, b unuel Mood.
assistant ueneral pa ng' r acut, V
Illi h irdson a distant ccnirii pnscner
agent, J M Chisbrough assi-mnt gem r
al passenger agent. Ul-tnet 1' i-- tmT
Agents I'ncmin lligrt, I'reti h Dillon.
ceriiin !en ml ent 1'irrligi n liis
triet Agent Hull Agent I'onierov Uis
trlct Pis-ngir Agi nt I.ushong and ton t
twentj h.e citv pisenper anl tiailinB
passenger asjcnti
riti(.i 1 m:s m:w
iioi 'i 1:.
Running
ruins Oirr fllil
VIc-llllllllK
1 rnl. to (title tin.
RBI'LULiIC hl'LC IAU
Galem. Kas J in I All of the Frisco
trains, both freigh' ami p issener are be
ing run into Galeni ovc- tlie old Memphis
track and the old di pot in Kmpirc ( it
Ls being ucetl The Frisco track runs over
a track of undermined 1 ind anl for Mme
time, the mlrcrs claim, large bovv lders f ill
from the roul 1 tie mint s s ,, 1 titi
pass over tlius n. iknv it unsafe
The IYi'10 built this pm if he ml
when G ilena was vet Snort cruk twetitv
ilve vears ago. and the g ound !n I een
m'ncsl out since Thi i'r'si , his 1 nige
force of workers pirn irg huge Iron p.1 irs
underground This po tion of tin roul will
not be ued until the work ib computed
UnRlneerH' 1tn11nl leitinv:.
Peorii, 111 , Jnn 19 1 n Meve-s see
retarj and general m inager of tin I'coria
and Pekin Termiml Unilw-i. thii ifter
noon t cured an injunction restraining the
HoocTs
SarsaparDIa is unquestiona
bly the greatest blood and
liver medicine known. It,
positively and permanently
cures every humor, from
Pimples to Scrofula. It is
the Best.
Blood Medicine.
OSCAR G. MURRAY.
- . .. . ., a
F RANDOLPH
the Laltimore and Ohio Ilailroad Comnani.
annuil meeting of the , on-panv set for
this afternoon He rl lims the companj
r. moved the boo!s from his possession.
t. v. luriusn rim a list or th- stocu-
holders and would n t let him Into the
m.eting Mph-i onclnalb bi.ilt the road
for Lantern enpitahsts
OHltiri .JOM.I I.K.
Ilelli-eil Haskell line Will fford
1 iltinlile onnertlons.
riHIIUi hl'HIW.
Ungoner I T Jan 1 The proposition
of c X Hnskell to build a lin 'hrough
this cltj from 1 orreta crd to m ike .1 con
nection with the Sinta Fe at Ouase-a is
regarded as nn lrriwrtant move In ra'l
rond construction in the Indian Ter-ltorj
as well as a misterpi"e of riiiwnv str 11
egv on t! - part ot Haskell
The Joi lin l'ne was origmallv jdanned
to etend from Melvin to Afton and to
sonnect vvith the Frico at the la-t named
point, but the construction of th" short
line from JIuscosec to Coireta to connect
with ire Jiisvourl Pacific cause a material
change
T11.1 Missouri Picifi hi-, long cle-ired a
lire ero-slng the Arkansns River ind
scuili of I ort orth, but up to this tlm
n 1 I nut been able to secure it The
crusMm, will now be madi on the new
short imp brido ard will plai e th Mis
souri paciilc in tin dc-!rd territory
ixri:t t ii:ii'ini. i.imss.
(ienrrnl Vlnnnners I'll used With
I'roKrfM of UurL.
Th- per- ral imnager;, ,t the St l.nul
Ilncs made an in-pntion trip over the
terminal-vesterdav accompanied bv Pres
ident Jlrclii-niv Oemral M inager Rob
ertson and other of id I "f tne Terminal
Association
K vvns general'j agreed that vhi'e much
has to be done as much as the Termlral
can do to ud affording troi k facilities for
the orld - I'air teatlli is l-ing lone and
will be completed in time for the Fair
t veral members f the onrtv com
mended General Manner Rbertson for
thi elilcieiu manner in whieli he hns
pushe-r1 tni work
In th" rnrtv v ere President Ramfov of
the Wa'Msh H H Siencer 5outhern R
Kin . ind ilia ( A Ooodnow (hi
eig ) i-l I on G G V."irner Missouri
Paciln President s.honts i lover laf.
Manager Whitnev 'liver Ivaf
To lliivo Rnllna ( linlr.
Montr-al, J in 13 The Board of Gov -e-nors
of McGIll Pniversit. It Is ex
pected will establish a chair of railroad
engineering ind transportation In general
in the universit this ear The project
was first sugceted b Sir Thomns Sh lug
ness prisjdent of the Onnadlan Paeltlc
Riilwa oirpinv and It has been ap
linvi lb- Sr t hnrles Rivers Wilson nm1
c M llnes, rispectlvelv presidi nt and
gene il mamgir of the fJran.l Trunk
Tlie lirge trunk lines of c-imda have
pledged from Z) to J"r"") acli annmll
in supiort of the project
Huliicsn ker. of! .,1Trf
Chicago J in Y Trnihe ofilciils of the
Snnti IV roil estlmnte thit full 12i)
hoineseekers will start to-morrow for
points in Texns. Oklahoma ind New Mex
110 The movement Is one of the largest
nf the kind In tin historv of the effort
which the railrouls ire mnklng to colon
ize the Southuect
Itnilvvns Notes .mil (Iinngr.
J G Idi-n is arpolnl. 1 ri-tern pissrger
nroi t 1 f thi U V. Biih hea lijUHrters In
ci Vrl vice J i; IJurk. lece fed
r c-ni s ruannuii oivnienil was
l-
rlire.1 ti th' ilins-ti rs i-f t ,. j.r)c
esteri'a
on me nrsc iiriierrisi st (k
Th- North, rn lir " r lirertnrs diflare.! 1
I'. pr eiu quirtrl llillml mmrarel nlth
l'-tereert regul ir an1 an extri ne half per
ient for th rreieilln nl ote- j.steja
The li!itnore ind o tin fntuipirateil i line
of fre lerlirlrg chair eirs 1 twen st Louis
anl !iie Hi in niKht tril-n vepterilav
The C I A. st i hap ls.ue.1 m n'tractfve
foMir ci nt 1 ling a mep nf st j, i.j. the I air
gruinil. mil data on l th as will as rallwj
iuf rmatun
BALLOTING
FOR A
SENATOR.
Mai land
Dciiiik i. lis Xot
mi C.iiKiid.iU-.
uu-eti
Anmpolis, Md . .Inn 29 IJillotlng for
a I'nited ritntes Fen itor to suiced Sen
itor I.ouN i: Mc omns Ikbiii in the
l- -lisliture to-dnv. the s, ate jn 1 House
voting teparattlj The vote in the Sen He
vv is as follows
John Walter Smith fi, Iidor H tyner. 4,
Kinirfnl Ctrter, 3. Cllhu K .Inckson. 2,
Joshui Milis. 1. i:,lvv trd UarlUlil. 1 (ail
Di mocrats). and Louis C McCom is, lie
public in. S
In the House of Delegates the vote was
fo'Invvs
Smith 23. Ilavner. 31,
- Mlif 1. A iril.ld l,
son 2 (ill De-norrits)
Coin" Hetnihllcin 1J
Carter. 4. Jackson,
.lames H Heniler
and Iuls IJ Mc-
'1 hi r not being a maiorltv for anv can
didate th re vva- no diction
Siivs HiihI..iiii1 NHaulteil Her.
The polici are searching for I'atrick
I Ivnn, wlio is charged with strlKing his
nite Nellie, and hir son. William vlc
Iod 11 veirs old with brass knuckles
md then shooting twier at her Mr
Plviin told l'ltrolmm 'IoIoikv of " the
Fifth District tnat In i huslniid ntend
her home. No 310J No.th Hlevinth striet
nnr! isaulted her v Itlwut rrovocntlon
She sUvt lined a out and bruises on the
head and her son's scalp was Incer.ttid
AlHitine; Their Knstprn oilires.
I A Norton ocretar of the Xorth
merlcnn Investment Compnnv. ins Knne
to Hoston on business for his companv
The president of this concern. U I Mau
pin. will join him In Philadelphia the" last
of this month.
c- r I'mcrlolntiicnt.
The Centnl Young Men's ChrUtlan As
sociation Grand ind Franklin avenues,
will klve nn entertainment Fridav even-
Ing Tbo
"asner L-adiea' Quartet. con-
Isting of
Mlscs Nellie
Porter. Hess
III tckburn Lulu Johnson and Helen Tin
m ."S'1 M!s Elma B Smith? reader,
will take part In tho programme.
Wedding
Our assortment of
Solid Sihcr Spoon
and Fork wares
embraces over 25
of the most beautiful designs ecr
produced :n siler, all of the lnjrL
est quality and at erv low prices.
Teaipoons ct of
Tablcspio'-s et if t.
n rt pjont- st of 0
on e -noons doze
Su-ur Svoor-s 'at h
Monlon Spoons rat
Iloulllon Spoon -1 iz-n
Mermod & Jaccard's
Broadway, Cor.
ANDRAE PRAISES COUNTY
SCHOOLS AND TEACHERS.
Saperlntendi'nt Sabmlli rennd ,ln-
uiinl Report and Kc-miuinrntW
beverul Cliunsen.
The second annual report of J Will
Andrae Superintendent of Iubllc Schools
in St Ixiuls Count was published ves
terda In pamphlet form and mailed t
tho various school boards tnrouliout the
countj Among other things the smr
lntendent savs
' From all I can learn. St Louis Count
possesses the bes corps of working teach- '
ers in the state This is a verv natur il
result of our paing teachers more j,li i
erou-s salaries than nnj other couniv I
bince our count la crowded with f.ood I
te ichers, ome of whom are Idle ai th J
result of this crowded condition 1 wouid
recommend tliat the school boarus in the I
fix ure add to the present corps 1 f tea 'i .
ers oumr men and women wlio to rest
dents; of at Louis Countv 1
A course of stud verj similar to the
one. recommended b the State Hard for
Rural schools was formal! adopted for
the countv in June. ISol Mam of tile
rural schools ure following it anu the re
suit is ver sa.tl-factor Some -ehooia I
ro not following the course adopteu and
!le result Is not so .sallsfactor
'The cjl and town scliools ate doing 1
exceptional work and can readi st ind a
te-t of comparison with the &-.. Louis
schools, tile best in the couut-v Kuk- '
wood has one of the best hiirh schools in ,
tlie state, and Webster Grovis and r-ergu-son
are doint; excellent work in their
high school di part-ne'U- It is noj d tiat
tlie consolidation of districts will soon be j
favorabl considered ind high schools be !
built in mm) localities j
I believe in conducting schools on
economical line-, but not to let this econ .
mv interfere with the success of flie
schools V.e ma sometimes be eci-ne
lv judicious and then bv injun thi au-i
of education The best tcai Iters nre not
those who teach for the lidsi -none I
dtsre to warn bo irds agninst tlie mpio
ment of those who are willing to cut
salaries The cheap teacher stner.tll
does cheap work"
ihe total enrollment for the ears end
ing June , lrJC! was ST1S white and ..o
negro, s There were 4 41 white males
and 4 3S3 white females, 345 negio males
and 431 negio females One district in
rlled less thin 1". pup'Is four between 1".
and JS. seventeen between 2T. and 4o
twentv between 4o and W and -"ortv-siK
with more than 60
The average length of school te-ms was
176 'asi eighteen schools have ten
month terms, one hire and one-half
months. thlrt-elght nine months twentv
seven eight months and four six months
The seating copacitv of the schools Is S
Seventy six pupils graduated in the
State course of stud Sevent-one dis
tricts hs.ve libraries which are v ilued nt
J5JW5 and com iln 10S77 volumes Fnrt
one teachers hold State certificates twn-t-nlne
norm-1 diplomas and 1'- eount
certllcates The number of tenders em
ploved Is 222
There are 111 school buildings n the
cotirtv The amount of salaries p ild to
teachers Is lie; -., 67 The iverage salar
for males is 563 64 and females J41 28 Six.
n w schoolhouses were built during the
vear nt a cost of $21 575 09 The e-itlmnted
value of the school propertv Is 5T32.'"C)
The tex lev Is 39 9 cents on the JK"
ROMANCE IN BIG
BUILDING.
D.iniul Huff and Mhs Dpmp-o
The C'pnturv Wotl.
of
In tho busy humdrum nf onr nf tne ritv i
largest otllce hullling th Cnturj
Cupid found tlm Mond u afternoon to
complete the work he has had In land for
weiks and brine about the tnarri ice of
Daniel Ruff, who suppli"-. cigar's to the
smokers In the bulldlns and ill"-. Jnnle
Dcmpsej, who Is emplov(d bv tvpritcr
firms with otllces in the dnturv
Mr Huff and M!s l)empn ob allied a
marrlaee Iicn;e Iinddy and were m ir
rled Temporarll Mr and Mr& Ituff are
living with her mother at Nc 4217V
L.uck street
TWO
DIVORCE SUITS FILED.
Mis.
Edwards. Charcos Iosiitioit
After Nini' Daj.'.
Marthn Juliet Edwards filxl sul for di
vorce in the Circuit Court viterd
itgiinst Chnrles I! Ulw i-iIj- who she
avtrred. deserted hir nine divs if-er their
marriage Decemler 9 1M in Iou.i Mie
aks for th. restoration of hir inilden
name. Ievvis
Mathins Svehla alleged that his wife.
Christinn refused to leave 1'nig Citv Ho
hemK and Join him here Thev w re mar
ried in Itolinnia Novembtr 12 !S"Vt in
Ftbruurj lS9r. he umi to the I'nited
States He sent moncv to h r and re-oue-ted
her to cone to th! tountrj. but
she n fus.d to do so he ave's I rev have
oae child
The Ulilr Kljrr.
Through slc'pin? cnr .very dij to
rirrida via N"ahvllle Cluttanoopa and
Atlanta, Inquire at Illinois Central Ticket
O.tlo
TO INCREASE CAPITAL STOCK.
(tieat Northern Fuel Company
Proem es a Cettificate.
Jefferson Cltj. Mo. Jan D The Oreat
Northern Fuel Compinv of St I-ouls to
dav sicund a certificate from the Secre
tary ot Slate to increase Its capital Mock
from flOoOm) to tl 0u".("0
Lfuie lluii) CruiKleliildren.
The funeral of Mrs Catherine Ilreidlng,
"H enrs old, who it survived bv s chil
dren and thlrtv-two gnndchlldr. n took
place from the Good Samaritan Hospitil
vesterday afternoon .Mrs Hreldlng w-is
born in Germans and lememUred seeing
the troops of Napoleon m irch througn
her native villaEc Sht had spent most
of her time In st Louis tineo coming to
this countn In 1SX. and lived vflth her
mughter. Mrx Henriitta Carstt n
Couple Overcome PnrenlHl Objection.
Parental objections on account of the
briiegroom's age was fin illy overcome
and llliam Koberon of No 3217 Laclede
avenue. 19 vears old. and Miss Clara H
Flint, of No 1J03 South Broadnnj were
married The couple have endeavored for
some time to gain the permission of Mr
Koberson'i' father to their wedd'ng. but
he stoutl refused until Mondav. whin he
give way to the plendlngs of his son ani
cave his consent to the union.
erllct AKnlnnt Trnnslt Conipmi;.
Christobei Patterson obtained Jjdgment
In Judge nievins's division of the Circuit
Court yesterdav against the St. Lou's
Transit Compaio for J.7W damages for in
juries sustained Juli 17 by being thrown
from a car.
The rarely beautiful designs and serviceable quality of
our solid silverwares render them peculiarly appropriate
for wedding pi as, while the dailv use on the tablt- series
also to keep the donor in constant remembrance.
Gifts
Just now we are showing some handsome oak
chestb of siher, containing from 9 to 257 pieces
of tableware, choice of many beautiful
I
- solid
S7
t 1
Sli .
Locust.
11
' i ' tor our lure illustrated catahne of Dtitivom!';, If atcf.es,
fr:trr Stlz e xi-ire. l.lila, (.it! uUl. etc hree rr.itil
HOTELS.
mi HOTEL
Ci5 a o Xra Q:
. IixJrlou.ir fuTlshed locatlcn tr be pal
servire rea!i dliBhtful Curt pan and Arrr!can pa-- Fc- rates ap-lv at hov! cfrc
JVHC1
MAIN 35 25.
Tickets on sale Feb. 9th to 15th may ba ex
tended to March 5th for return. Ask us for rates on
circuit trips going: through New Orleans along the
famous Guif Coast to Jacksonville and return by di-
rect route to St. Louis. Ticker Office, 20S N. Broadway, St. Louis.
K-i" LIQUOR DRINKING. MORPHINE KScW
PjXifcT Ia AIC8TIC BUI KTI6. HIUSTKEU, TOUCH 1H CtUIETTt IIBlSTniS V
HFC 2803 LOCUST STREET,
NOUI TRCATMCHT fO
FILE TRANSCRIPT OF APPEAL.
K.inetr. (I irrt'tt and Dolan Claim
( imit Eried.
Notice and a transcript of appeal was
filed in the I nlted States Circuit Court of
Appeals v.steriav bv Thomas B. Barrett,
Jonn P Dolan and Frank Garrett against
the recent Vtrdict and sentence of th
United Stat.s District Court
Tlie petitioners advance nineteen objec
tions to the ruiir.f,s of the District Court,
in which the claim error
Amorg them are claims that the court
errd in consolidating the Indictments and
requiring a trial on consolidated indict
ments, neither of which lontained sJfii
cicnt facts to constitute an offmce
Thev claim error in refusing them rer
emportj challenges, in admitting evi
dence under the indictments without pro
duilng record of the conviction of the
principals, in admitting over the objec
tions of the defend int- alleged certifi
cates in admitting In evidence a paper in
the neme of Ermst No-ni in permitting
the testirronv of Tonv N igci In regard to
tertain pipers, i illed certificates of citi
zenship and in i ermlttin Harbaglla to
testlfv as to the substitution of papers
ard tl at Dolan gave him cirtiin tnonev
paid to Schawaiker for going on his bond
The moM perfoct train In eerj way
that Iciws m IuiIh Union St ition Is
Tho N w A ork Umitetl" on the Van
dilf i-Ienn,-jlanii It loas lill 12 35
noon i uinp irttnent Iteper, tmethlnK
cntlreH nt o far n Nu York travel is
concernoi ih-ervTtion cir. a grand
parlor cmoklrh ir w tth b ithroom
ani barber shop beoinsi: is belfein
rtncr Aunt ..rtiie will be glitf to
.bow ou through thi tnin an ili be
tween 12- trd 1-"9 noon f jou will ad
xl1 him two hou". in advance at Ticket
Oflicc eentll ind Oiie
BIXBY IS NOT A CANDIDATE.
Dei- Nor Si-ok tti lie X.itionai
Cijiiiiiiittt'i'iniin Fioiu Tt.'i-iiioi.
REPfllMi'SI'ECIAl.
Musioiae 1 T Jan 11 It has been
oefmitelj innnunced tint Tains Hlb will
rt be a c in ild ite f.r Republican N itional
Comniitteenun from thi Indl in Territorv
U"li"n the IlKhv lDom was started tome
tim ago sti elmod Iegt-lation had not nb
sunied siirh 'ifinite li ipe and the proba
I illty of tlie i idk and Seminole nations
becoming n part of Oklahomi was not
taken Into consider ition Now that this
Mems proh-ililo to Mr nixhv he does not
propose to take the chances of get ing into
the lght ami then being disqualified by
bcini, legislated into a State ind hive to
resign fnun the committee
It is 'urther un !ertood that Mr RWt
will take an ar ivc part in ilillcs in the
Territorv and tint he will be in th. race
for I'nited Sta'es enitor is soon as
st tehnod comes for Indian Ttrritorv, o
that pirt of it incluillng the Creok" Na
tion Don't I.ook Old
rtcfore jour time Itrlnt, back the fresh
mw of outh to jour complxlon laxa
tive Ioro Tepstn will do it Cleanses the
entire sjstem All Druggists. 23 cts ner
bottle
CHILD SUESHER FATHER.
Hacked bv .Mother, Oil Seeks to
Obtain I'ianc.
Hoop J Kraus 12 jears old. b her
riotlur as next frit ml. has filed a replevin
suit in Justice Ta iffe's court against her
father John T Krau, of No VM Clark
avmue for tie posis-lon of a pi mo
The girl is living at No W l'Ini -nreet
with her mother, who is su'ng for divorce
Attornevs Crigler and Kellej ire attor
nijs for the p'alntilT in tre r. plevin suit
It is claimed that the pi ino was given
to the plalntirr before her parents sepa
rated K
Cltj Wnter I Cut Off.
IIKI'L'IIL.IC 1-1 CCIAL
St.it.nton. 111. Jtn 19 t-iveral of the
mine factories hive been shut down and
the cltj sunplj of water was shut off to
da on account of the searcitv of water
in the citv reservoir.
CASTORIA For Infants MdCJiiWrBi
Tl. w J v n ti n .
ihi: mhu iuu noie Aiwajs oougui
des'gns at prices that range lrom
S12.00 to Si, 000.00: also some vcrv
ornamental tablewares as fo lows:
Tea S's
l.f?e S-tJ
r .!
IV i s
Hr. m1 Tiv
Ftutt.-r Pi-Vis
1 nbon Ii-re.
r -n lih.
Jl O to Jl S"0
J4, to Ji)
5"0 n 52 3
J'T "-0 t !T
!(. 0' to ST.)
X Y li S
J. to 5i)
ver
S. W Car. 28th 4. losust S's. ,
ONE OF ST. LOUIS S
NEW MODERN HOTELS
- nroom arcj ca. n-ulc vnirie. cuiIne audi
MBA IHKE7 j&L tPSSB
BUSINESS PROPOSITION IN ST.
LOUIS TO-DAY
is a Bell Telephone
PERMIT US TO DEMONSTRATE.
Contract Dept.,
920 OLIVE STREET.
AUDI SRI
New Orleans and Return, $20.00
Mobile and Return - - $17.10
Pensacola and Return - $17.10
ST. LOUIS TtLtPHonc LmotU. 130 Ur6
TOSACCO AND NCUIIASTMtNlA. H
WINTER RESORTS.
ASHEVILLBX N C
The Manor, Albemarle Park.
An Exclusive Inn.
Erythtr modern And con-ntent sral
attrietlie cottaee Private cluMiou" In t:
cround vrlth t-owllnjr tool tllliard. tenrU.
etc Gclf link- wlthn &0 yard
Tft t'5t cf evTMhiO(T
For fute Information adlr?
ALBEMARLE P RK fOMPWT
Ashille N a
THE BADGE OF TRUE NOBILITY.
A man who possesses Independence wears
the badge of the highest distinction. Tne
slave cringing under the lash grovels in
the dust of humilitv and degradation Dis
ease ia the foul destrover of man's self-reliance
nnd eventuallv courage and p'ide
are sapped of thlr v Igor, and in tho place
of an energetic spirit, with the full vim of
manhooi indolence sets in. and life is
robted of its highest purposes, follo-vedbv
humiliation ard despair ho would throw
off the felt rs and iraven rear caused b
painful i'sease saoi.1 1 t ike Dr Kurkhart's
Vecetable Compound which creates new.
pure rich, healthv blood, and is guaran
teed to cure the following distressful ail
ments i:heumatim Net-raicia Catarrh
Thirtv davs" treatment. Joe Ail druggists
MAY PROSECUTE STUDENTS.
Member! 01 .Medk.il t'hi'.s Prae
Ike Ipon Fellow IMiiiilfs.
rfii nuc srariL
Columbia, JIo Jin 19 Action probablj
will be taken bv the Mate Board of Health
to prosecute students In the medical de
partment of Missouri I'nivirsitj who prac
tice medicine among their fellow -students
This custom of p-ictlcing medicine among
the students, has Ltoun to such extent
thit Preside! It II Jesse found it nec
essarj to pos the following bulletin in
the halls of the unlversitv
' I am informed that some medical stu
dents do tractlce medicine among their
fellow -students One would th'nk thit
no student would let a man practice on
him before he has been pronojnc-d
worth to practice The president of the
Hoard of Health should prosecute to the
tip end of the law the first student of the
unlversitj that violates this law
'Hie Hot springs of rknnsns.
Owned lij I nited St ites Oovirnmcnt
Ideal winter resort Indorsed bv Gov en
ment for rheumatism and manv other ill"
;lf lut hotels of all grades" ror com
plete inform ition addris, Uure lu of Infor
in ition. Hot Srrlngs, Ark
WHiTE STAR LINE EXPANDS.
Service Heteen Liverpool, UU
Sow and New Zealand in .Mauh.
RKI'LBLIC M ECIAL
New York. Jin 19 It was announced
to-daj at the offices of the Internaiional
Mercantile Marine Company that the
hite Star IJne would begin a service
between Liverpool. Glasgow and New Zea
land about the middle of March
This is regarded In steimshlp circles as
an Important slip, and the announcement
ixcited a good deal of interest At pres
ent there is onlj one vessel a month leav
ing England for Australia
Through this new line New lork ami
Hoston will be brought within siv:tv dajs'
sail of Wellington Auckl ind and I.J tile
ton Thi tl.-st steamer will leave IJver
pool in the mldd'e of March
l'lorltln. .
Through sleeping cars ilnilv to Jackson
ville via the Illinois Central
"Iloli" Died In iliiiliinee.
A man known as "Hob." whose name is
believed to have been Hnlurt Armstrong,
died in an ambui ince betwicn the Salva
tion Armj barracks. Ninth and .Market
stnets. and the Cltj lMspersrj vesterdaj
morning He fell unconcioas in the bise
ment of the building ami an ambulance
was summoned to tike him to the dispen
sarj. but he was dead when llfteil out.
He had earned a livirg selling shoe strings
and nothing is known of hL. relatives.
Bearsthe
Signature
of
AUCTIONEERS.
, a, &, iimi &
J
AVCTION AND iTCRAGE.
Ittcu'nr
tt
til Cfrrfil nft.
''a in rttt.eri rx
c tv nr Ktrlocl
WESTERN SALVAGs
WRECK:?G AGHSMCY
Iff rd vC
Fire ari Mar
1 vt
Uah rgo a Ia.JIeri cX
' SaHast- Watch f r nxlftl ar-
SVMtHI. l. Mnn
AMUSEMENTS.
-v3fti at J
U 11 Pt scr p.. .t Mr
LESLIE GARTER
Id H-s 2"w I ay
Jl'a s." lIalnTs Ve.i-edar a:i Sat-TilaT;
VEXT lie VI AT SF TS THI RSIAY
CTsires r-chinan Irats
..JOHN B$SEWS
In His Greaet C rard Sjccs
THE SECOND IN COMMAND
By It brt Marshall.
CENTURY
TO-NIGHT I
Henry ".V Savage r-; . RAYMOND HITCH
COCK in t1-.- n'-sr Omic Ore-a by HENRY M.
BLOSSOM JR.. ani ALFRED G KOBVX.
THE YANKEE CONSUL
Special price- at Wed. Mat. lower oor rl.
Regula- rrlc-3 Mght a-d Sat Mat.. c to -53.
NEXT s:i--rY-SEi.iTS THURSDY.
Jotn C Fish.r's S:j;etduU5 U).(r Prodjctlca.
The Silver Siipper
Br th Au'hors o Flcrcdora ""
The rnsatlonnl Champagne Dance.
SAMt FL lOLLJNt ard a COrEpanv c Hi
FHI3AY EVE.,
AT 8:15.
1ffnuroh
hai c
of nil the inllnUlM that
A SECOND PAGANINI
j-niphon Orcliefra Ml Men.
lfred Ernitt, Cuuilactor.
EATS AT ROOM N, ODEON
Prices gll.Wl. 81.-. f-l.ZZ..
COLUMBIA.
Ccntl"unL5 Vau3lP 1X0 to 11 :) Dally.
A.l Tbs Ves anti rext Sunday
Ryan and Rlch"Id
Gu ach anJ Barrt,
Ha k and L--c-rra
and llI!a ?oa
Iirkin and rattrcn.
MrRnb1 aid Tatrl
11 -Nelson FaTll-lS.
J - Frnn
Itld and Hansci.
rt Eaker
" irnwll arl Hcntr.
Tfc Kl'-'vircrce
1 3fc yc o
tra Chair p-vij. 73c.
GRAND!
Xlrht Prices.
U-K-K-M-Ti;.
Bli M-isical
Coir- 1
CHAPERONS
5o-rttirtE-5o
sen Mat Ma-'cn . 3.1ajn It Rudolph 4. Adclptu
HAVL1N
The Theater When
oa Set the Sett
Shos for Little
Moner.
" vrt Mitln-
jM?y Thj-iIar. Saturday.
25C Mat, THE KING Oh HlgMftlr.-.
To- Harrow. DETECTIVES 15,25, 35, s3s.
run Mat . Wry WoTf Sin." Sats new "-inff
CRAWFORD .Ti'J&SF
Blwant Garr'- la the B'g Mu'tnl c.gi.dr.
MR. JOLLY OF JOLIET.
IrG FOR EVEItTBODT
Eaele Tra!ss jnrps FBfcE Tu-. tVL.
Thur. anj feat Mat.
Next- Franic Jam- In A Cottt"y'a GlrL"
llVl"tN!lML tlc.23c.3Sc.sdc
25c MAT.
ONLY I SHOP GIRL
TO-DAY.
Wltl
N"t-
LOTTIE WILLIAMS.
' Happv Hooligan."
STANDARD
T!: Hor-A of Folly
Twn Frolic Dally
THE HIGH ROLLERS
EXTRAVAGANZA CO.
.votiiim; hit i, vichs.
Nt Atuac'lcn KICK AND HARTON
ZOO
3300 Qlive-Now Opm
Mammoth Wild Bias! Callectlm
admsson; C,v7s
STEAMSHIPS.
MEDITERRANEAN CRUISE.
. ". Cnmer Ivnrfnrst (i:t.l2 tnim.)
Tl !ar 'ailing March 1S-H. 15 .lass in rale
tlne 6 daj. In Eejit 4 da In Rem-. 3 dajs
In Athens 3 caj. in OoiMantinopI hortfr
visit, to many places excpllonil advannges;
colce berths around J3w Irc'ulirg shor. lr ps;
.-claI crportunity fjr ladles wtihnut escort:
Td for 130 page booklet F C CLARK. 113
Kroadnaj New "iork Fourth National Bank.
St LoU-
HOTELS.
SwwS
HOTEL
BERESFORD.
11 1. 1 I.lndell llonlevnnl.
Finest location In clt? t strletlx mod
ern, Speelnl rntes tn permanent
Klients. J. C. UrilHn, Proprietor.
Do You Ever
stop to lansitierttie
9
present etuciency of the
TELtUKAM itfHU
compared with what it
ves telcrethe "POSTAL"
entered the tield?
lOOEOi
pIBAuD
" check. Each I
receipt. We I
allow I'r per annum on check- I
ing accounts of indiritluals, I
iirms anil corporations. I
CAPITAL. SURPLUS AND PROFITS, I
$8,300,000. I
vTi X I 1 9 J I d WiT
9-AiMr il w if . & mmfjfty
1
WILLIAM I. HOMC3. H. J. DIEKN'EITE.
President Srcretarr.
KSTAUL1M1ED IN mj
JIISSOUll MIK MLTUALHRE A5D
MARIMJ l.MltJICE COMPACT.
Ofnce. No TIT Chestnut M.. St. Louli. u.
Je Hell Main 2HIA TL Klcloch A ioS
Policies are written on ettnr ttoclc or mum!
ii"y:-.i!aa.nl,lclc- B c Luca.
M R Orthweln. D. D Walker
Wm. F. Homt. ju. W. Sett. I